Texture
The Texture attribute indicates the surface texture of the media used.
Choose from the following options:
- Antique
Surface that is rougher than Vellum.
- Calendered
Extra-smooth or polished uncoated paper.
- Cockle
Surface that has a rough, wrinkled, irregular finish.
- Dull
Machine-worn finish without gloss or luster.
- Eggshell
Surface that has a texture similar to that of an eggshell.
- Embossed Linen
Surface resembling coarse woven cloth, with a pronounced embossed texture.
- English
Surface that is smoother than Machine Finished, but rougher than Super calendared.
- Felt
Finish applied by a special marking felt.
- Laid
Surface with a pattern of vertical and horizontal lines.
- Light Cockle
Surface that has a rough, wrinkled, irregular finish, with less pronounced wrinkles than in Cockle.
- Linen
Surface that has the texture of coarse woven cloth.
- Luster
Shiny surface.
- Machine Finished
Extra-smooth or polished uncoated paper, rougher than English.
- Matte
Dull finish without gloss or luster.
- Mottled
Finish that shows diverse spots or blotches.
- Parchment
Finish that resembles the appearance of parchment paper.
- Satin
Smooth, dull finish that resembles satin fabric.
- Semi-vellum
Slightly rough finish, smoother than Vellum.
- Silk
Smooth, dull finish that resembles silk fabric.
- Smooth
Surface that has a smooth finish.
- Stipple
Fine, pebbled finish.
- Suede
Smooth, dull finish that resembles suede fabric.
- Super calendered
Smoothest, most polished, uncoated paper.
- Super smooth
Very flat and even finish. Smoother than Ultra smooth.
- Traditional laid
Surface with a heavier pattern of vertical and horizontal lines than Laid.
- Ultra smooth
Very flat and even finish, but not as smooth as Super smooth.
- Uncalendered
Rough, unpolished, and uncoated finish.
- Vellum
Slightly rough and dull finish.
- Velvet
Smooth, dull finish that resembles velvet fabric.
- Wove
Soft, smooth finish.